2022-23 Football Season: Title Races and Cups Heat Up!

[Mathuvan Union]

I have finally realised how much I despise of Pep Guardiola

Wasn't he the guy who ignored Samuel Eto'o at Barca even though he was the best striker at the time? Then Eto'o went to Inter and took revenge on his former boss?

And the guy who ruined Barca and Joe Hart?
Yes. I despise his existence as a manager.
Edit: Eto’o went to Chelsea.
The only person I can remember from the era at Inter was Ronaldo

[Outer Sparta]

Wasn't he the guy who ignored Samuel Eto'o at Barca even though he was the best striker at the time? Then Eto'o went to Inter and took revenge on his former boss?

And the guy who ruined Barca and Joe Hart?
Yes. I despise his existence as a manager.
Edit: Eto’o went to Chelsea.
The only person I can remember from the era at Inter was Ronaldo

Inter had Milito, Eto'o, Sneijder, Julio Cesar, and many other greats coached by Mourinho during that time.

[Garbelia]

Looks like Watford (Championship, England) got anther new manager for the 13th time in 8 years and he is again an inexperienced coach who has only managed for 11 games in Georgia. I predict a sacking before the new year.

[The Blaatschapen]

Looks like Watford (Championship, England) got anther new manager for the 13th time in 8 years and he is again an inexperienced coach who has only managed for 11 games in Georgia. I predict a sacking before the new year.

Georgia? Tbilisi or Atlanta?

[Garbelia]

Looks like Watford (Championship, England) got anther new manager for the 13th time in 8 years and he is again an inexperienced coach who has only managed for 11 games in Georgia. I predict a sacking before the new year.

Georgia? Tbilisi or Atlanta?

Dinamo Tbilisi. Xisco Munoz, apparently.

[Outer Sparta]

Looks like Watford (Championship, England) got anther new manager for the 13th time in 8 years and he is again an inexperienced coach who has only managed for 11 games in Georgia. I predict a sacking before the new year.

The same club that sacked Nigel Pearson in the middle of a relegation battle. Ugh their owners are clueless when it comes to this stuff.

[Twicetagram and JYPe]

Looks like Watford (Championship, England) got anther new manager for the 13th time in 8 years and he is again an inexperienced coach who has only managed for 11 games in Georgia. I predict a sacking before the new year.

Watford being Watford

[Outer Sparta]

https://www.sportingnews.com/ca/amp/soc ... 6bcdze4r21

The same guy that took them to a CL final, took them out of a tough group in this year's CL, and also is doing good in the league despite their early stumbles? Yeah, PSG is definitely ungrateful of Tuchel's accomplishments.

[Garbelia]

Looks like Watford (Championship, England) got anther new manager for the 13th time in 8 years and he is again an inexperienced coach who has only managed for 11 games in Georgia. I predict a sacking before the new year.

Watford being Watford

But that is actually being optimistic. He has lasted more time than 5 other managers in the club's history though, but matches-wise he's still joint-last.

Looks like Watford (Championship, England) got anther new manager for the 13th time in 8 years and he is again an inexperienced coach who has only managed for 11 games in Georgia. I predict a sacking before the new year.

The same club that sacked Nigel Pearson in the middle of a relegation battle. Ugh their owners are clueless when it comes to this stuff.

As a fan, I would heavily dispute that claim. They won a promotion and a few years in the top flight. They just have a... different approach to most.

[Outer Sparta]

Watford being Watford

But that is actually being optimistic. He has lasted more time than 5 other managers in the club's history though, but matches-wise he's still joint-last.

The same club that sacked Nigel Pearson in the middle of a relegation battle. Ugh their owners are clueless when it comes to this stuff.

As a fan, I would heavily dispute that claim. They won a promotion and a few years in the top flight. They just have a... different approach to most.

Sacking Nigel Pearson and replacing him with an unproven coach would definitely not be a different approach I would use if one were in a relegation battle. That makes about as much sense as sacking Sam Allardyce during a relegation battle.

[Garbelia]

But that is actually being optimistic. He has lasted more time than 5 other managers in the club's history though, but matches-wise he's still joint-last.
As a fan, I would heavily dispute that claim. They won a promotion and a few years in the top flight. They just have a... different approach to most.

Sacking Nigel Pearson and replacing him with an unproven coach would definitely not be a different approach I would use if one were in a relegation battle. That makes about as much sense as sacking Sam Allardyce during a relegation battle.

I disagree. The club's culture was toxic and the players weren't playing for their manager. It wasn't like Watford ever stood a chance against Arsenal and Manchester City. That would be ridiculous.

[Outer Sparta]

Sacking Nigel Pearson and replacing him with an unproven coach would definitely not be a different approach I would use if one were in a relegation battle. That makes about as much sense as sacking Sam Allardyce during a relegation battle.

I disagree. The club's culture was toxic and the players weren't playing for their manager. It wasn't like Watford ever stood a chance against Arsenal and Manchester City. That would be ridiculous.

If they had Big Sam and disagreed with his strategy in a relegation battle then it would be on the players. With Nigel Pearson, they would have had some chance to stay up (and credit to him, they even got victories against Man United and Liverpool earlier in the season, proving Watford under him at least has a fighting chance.

[The Champions League]

And the guy who ruined Barca and Joe Hart?
Yes. I despise his existence as a manager.
Edit: Eto’o went to Chelsea.
The only person I can remember from the era at Inter was Ronaldo

Inter had Milito, Eto'o, Sneijder, Julio Cesar, and many other greats coached by Mourinho during that time.

And players like Zanetti, Zamorano, and Simeone during Ronaldo's tenure as a Neroazzuri.

https://www.sportingnews.com/ca/amp/soccer/news/tuchel-sacked-by-psg-just-hours-after-comprehensive-win-over-strasbourg/rifh0tel37zq1o16bcdze4r21

The same guy that took them to a CL final, took them out of a tough group in this year's CL, and also is doing good in the league despite their early stumbles? Yeah, PSG is definitely ungrateful of Tuchel's accomplishments.

Typical PSG right there. As a Marseille fan, this couldn't come at a better time.

[Outer Sparta]

Inter had Milito, Eto'o, Sneijder, Julio Cesar, and many other greats coached by Mourinho during that time.

And players like Zanetti, Zamorano, and Simeone during Ronaldo's tenure as a Neroazzuri.

https://www.sportingnews.com/ca/amp/soccer/news/tuchel-sacked-by-psg-just-hours-after-comprehensive-win-over-strasbourg/rifh0tel37zq1o16bcdze4r21

The same guy that took them to a CL final, took them out of a tough group in this year's CL, and also is doing good in the league despite their early stumbles? Yeah, PSG is definitely ungrateful of Tuchel's accomplishments.

Typical PSG right there. As a Marseille fan, this couldn't come at a better time.

Zlatan left Inter to join a club to win a CL (which he thought would be Barca). Unfortunately, he and Pep never got along and Zlatan would eventually call out Pep, saying that he's not a man.

[The Champions League]

And players like Zanetti, Zamorano, and Simeone during Ronaldo's tenure as a Neroazzuri.
Typical PSG right there. As a Marseille fan, this couldn't come at a better time.

Zlatan left Inter to join a club to win a CL (which he thought would be Barca). Unfortunately, he and Pep never got along and Zlatan would eventually call out Pep, saying that he's not a man.

And that led to Zlatan becoming a legend among Milan

[Twicetagram and JYPe]

Zlatan would eventually call out Pep, saying that he's not a man.

why does this sound funny to me

[San Kalungsod Saludong]

I'm rooting for Marseille.

[The Two Jerseys]

Arsenal won! They actually won!

[Forsher]

Arsenal won! They actually won!

First game in weeks I didn't watch. So annoying.

[The Champions League]

I'm rooting for Marseille.

Thank you! Finally someone who supports Marseille

Arsenal won! They actually won!

No way it's a holiday miracle

[Outer Sparta]

Arsenal won! They actually won!

First game in weeks I didn't watch. So annoying.

Finally the youngsters like Smith Rowe have been played instead of players like Aubameyang hitting headers into his own net.

[Mathuvan Union]

I'm rooting for Marseille.

Don’t you mean FC Paris?
Or at minimum Paris Saint-Germain?

[Mathuvan Union]

Aston Villa had a surprisingly good week, the draw against Chelsea helped quite a lot.
WBA was money for jam

[Twicetagram and JYPe]

At this rate Brighton will be fucking relegated we've been arse, arse and only arse

[Mathuvan Union]

At this rate Brighton will be fucking relegated we've been arse, arse and only arse

It’s been fun to watch